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Child Protection Staff For Schools
Every public school will have a trained child protection
specialist by the end of next year as part of the State Governemnt's
Keeping Them Safe child protection reforms.
Education Minister Jane Lomax-Smith told parliament more than
750 counsellors and student welfare staff were being trained to
become leaders in child protection initiative for schools.
She said the sessions, which began in May, would include traning
on effective intervention with children who had experienced
abuse-related trauma.
Adelaide Advertiser (21-10-2005)
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All School Staff To Be Trained In Child Protection
Every person working in a school, from the groundskeeper to the principal,
will be trained in child protection from next year.
Education Minister Jane Lomax-Smith will today announce 25, 000
more people are to be involved in mandatory reporting in schools.
The Opposition yesterday said it called
12 months ago for all staff to be trained.
The Australian Educatin Union warned extending responsibility
could lead to 'malicious' reporting by people 'with ulterior motives'.
Under state law, anyone who witnesses an act of abuse against a
child- or has reason to suspect one has occurred - must report it to authorities.
The person is not required to judge if the abuse did
or did not occcur and, no matter what their personal
opinions, must report the act.
Teachers are already subject to mandatory repoerting.
Dr Lomax-Smith said 150 people would conduct
training under the State Government's
$2.1 million child protection program.
"Life does not stop for an abused child- they
still go to school and they still need to
learn," she said.
"But they will often require extra support to ensure
their safety and help them through the trauma."
AEU president Andrew Gohl said he welcomed any move
to assist in the prevention of child abuse.
"However, it must be implemented with proper
training and there must be checks and balance," he said.
Adelaide Advertiser (21-11-2005)
Sean Fewster
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